Miniatur Wunderland I’d heard Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg was impressive, but I hadn’t quite appreciated how much there would be to see. From moving planes and Formula 1 cars to some hilariously hidden Easter eggs, the enormous miniature worlds were full of surprises. After spending three hours exploring, here’s what I thought of the experience, my
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3 Legged Thing AXIS Pulse Review Whenever I see 3 Legged Thing at a photography expo, I always enjoy checking out their latest products. I’ve been a fan of the brand for a few years now, so when I mentioned my upcoming trips to Fuerteventura and Hamburg, they suggested their AXIS Pulse wrist strap and
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3 Legged Thing James Review Tripods are often one of the first accessories photographers invest in. It was certainly one of mine. But over time, what we need from a tripod changes, and traditional tripods can’t always adapt. That’s why I was happy when 3 Legged Thing reached out asking me to test James, a
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Japan is one of my favourite trips I’ve ever taken, but it was also the most stressful to organise. There was so much to book in advance, from hotels and transport to activities. However, that doesn’t mean there wasn’t room for spontaneity. Some of Japan’s most popular attractions can sell out weeks or even months
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Chocoversum Hamburg Review: Is the Chocolate Museum Worth Visiting? On my first visit to Hamburg, I wanted to explore the city’s food scene beyond its restaurants. Some of my favourite travel experiences revolve around food, so I was spoilt for choice. There were plenty of tempting options (a coffee workshop was particularly hard to resist),
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48 Hours in Reykjavik: My 2-Day Itinerary Having just spent a week exploring Iceland, it was finally time for me to explore Reykjavik. Many visitors use the city as the base for a short Iceland break, and with only 48 hours of my trip remaining, I wanted to make the most of it. After arriving
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Visiting Portmeirion: What It’s Really Like + Tips for Your Visit It’s been a few years since my last trip to Wales, but I was getting more and more reasons to go back. This came to a head in the spring when I learned about Portmeirion, an Italian-styled village in North Wales. I had a
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Chopstick Making in Kyoto: My ZEN Workshop Experience Throughout Japan, you’ll find plenty of shops selling beautiful and relatively inexpensive chopsticks, making them a perfect souvenir. Rather than buying another pair from a shop, though, I wanted to make something that was completely my own and take home a pair of chopsticks with a story
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Knife Sharpening Workshop in Kyoto: My Experience Exploring the markets of Kyoto, one thing I saw a lot of was knife shops. Japanese knives are renowned for their sharpness and quality, making them sought after by chefs across the world. I didn’t intend on buying a Japanese cooking knife, I have zero cooking skills, but
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A good suitcase should be where everyone starts when it comes to selecting travel gear. Get a bad one and you risk starting or ending your trip in a bad mood. Gregory recently reached out asking to send some of their bags for review, and along with the Rhune 25L and Alpaca 40L duffel, they
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